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Florida eyes tech reorg
Florida Gov. Jeb Bush wants to transfer IT operations and services out of the State Technology Office.
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Director: ERA on track
Officials for the National Archives and Records Administration still expect to choose an ERA team in August.
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IRS copes with cuts
The agency will use up to $11 million of reserve funds to keep modernization tax administration projects on track.
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Patents boss to step down
Nicholas Godici will retire when his term as commissioner of patents ends in March.
Cybersecurity
Cybersecurity czar call renewed
Congressional representatives are trying again to create a cybersecurity position within the Homeland Security Department's Information Analysis and Infrastructure Protection Directorate.
Modernization
OPM picks Integic products
The Enterprise Human Resources Integration initiative will use Integic's Electronic Official Personnel Folder and e.Power software.
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New e-gov manager named
Stacie Higgins will oversee the government-to-government portfolio for OMB's e-gov office.
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Former HHS info systems chief dies
Neil Stillman, the former head of information systems and communications at the Department of Health and Human Services, died on Saturday.
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Keeping it private at DHS
Privacy advocates say the incoming secretary at DHS must form a good relationship with the agency's chief privacy officer.
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Chertoff picked to lead DHS
President Bush today named federal appeals court judge Michael Chertoff as his nominee to be the next Homeland Security Department secretary.
Modernization
Washington starts e-learning
The state's new network uses a fully hosted system provided by GeoLearning.
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FTS' Bates to retire
Sandra Bates' last planned day as commissioner of the Federal Technology Service is Feb. 11.
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Throw away that MBA
Government should not be run like a business, and citizens are not customers.
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OPM chief to leave
Office of Personnel Management Director Kay Coles James became the latest Bush administration official to announce her resignation, effective Jan. 31.
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Johnson plans DHS departure
Jack Johnson Jr., the Homeland Security Department's chief security officer, announced he will resign effective Feb. 19.
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Sarbanes-Oxley for feds arrives
OMB has released a circular on tighter financial controls that agencies must implement.
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Law firm hires Reichelt
Karl Reichelt, former chief of staff at GSA, will be director of federal marketing for Greenberg Traurig.
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Six noted for management
Six agencies received President's Quality Awards this month for managerial excellence and commitment to the President's Management Agenda.
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